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in that it's an admission that they're guilty of not being open and collaborative
by oliyoung 12y ago
in that it's an admission that they're guilty of not being open and collaborative
- bpodgursky 12y agoIt's an admission that the world is changing and they have to keep up.
- laureny 12y agoNo, they're saying they are going to be "more open", which implies they were already open. No apology there (nor should there be).
- umurkontaci 12y agoThough it means they were not open "enough". I agree on no apology part, it is just an "open" statement.
- skrebbel 12y agowtf, "guilty of not being open". Not being open is a crime now? It's a perfectly valid business strategy.